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Tajweed Rules of Surah Al-Ma'idah Verse 48 Complete with Explanation, How to Read, and Its Meaning

Learning tajweed is important for Muslims to read the Quran according to the rules. Surah Al-Ma'idah verse 48 is rich in tajweed rules, starting from nun mati/tanwin (ikhfa haqiqi, idgham bighunnah, idgham bilaghunnah, idzhar halqi), mim mati (ikhfa syafawi, idzhar syafawi), mad (thabi'i, jaiz munfashil, wajib muttashil, layyin, arid lisukun), alif lam (qamariah, lam tafkhim), qalqalah (kubra, sugra), to ghunnah musyaddadah. This verse confirms the Quran as a book that confirms and guards the previous books, along with the command to judge by the revelation, not following desires. Allah made a law and a clear path for every ummah as a test so they race in good deeds (fastabiqul khairat). All will return to Him and be informed about the disputes. https://mozaik.inilah.com/ibadah/hukum-tajwid-surat-al-maidah-ayat-48-lengkap-dengan-penjelasan-cara-membaca-dan-maknanya

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Wow, I still tend to blink and mess up ikhfa syafawi when reading on my own, really need more practice on this.

sister
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Racing to do good ❤️

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MashaAllah, that's so comprehensive. This verse always reminds me that differences are a test and we’ve gotta respect one another.

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So it reminds me of when I was little, studying the Quran with my ustazah-Surah Al-Maidah was my favorite because it’s packed with rulings, made me feel kind of challenged.

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Alhamdulillah, thanks for the explanation. Now I get even more why this verse has such deep meaning, and it’s also making me excited to keep learning tajweed.

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